to ledge to ledge, down through cracks and narrows, chimneys leading down step by step. until you get to this arch. it's a small arch, it's only about this tall. the photograph is a little -- well, size, scale dimension, they all kind of leave out there. right inside of this arch way there is a bunch of broken pottery so you know this was a used route a thousand years ago. and the arch leads down into a canyon that opens up and you go up a side canyon into this little alcove where a piece of the ceiling has fallen just slightly. and i found this place. the first time i found this was on the 27th day of a back pack and i got up to this spot and i took my hat off and i stuck my head in the crack, which is something that i do frequently out there, because i know every once in a while you're going it see something back inside one of these cracks. and back in this crack there was a basket about 1500 years old that had been turned upside down so it wouldn't collect anything and it was way back down in the crack so that no light or wind would touch it. and it was in perfect con

they aren't always a ceramic vessel under a ledge. sometimes they are huge. sometimes they are 3-story dwellings built up into the cracks. they are buildings that they made in the 11th century ad, that the anastasi, the pueblo people made, that a base 5 stories tall. they built at least 400 miles of roads are documented in the four corners area. when i'm saying roads, i'm saying swaugts cut across the desert that are 30 feet wide that have berms about this high on both sides and run absolutely straight. and if they hit a landmark of some sort, they don't around it, they go up and over it or they go down a cliff and when you are on one of these roads and you get to the edge of a cliff, you can see that it's easier to go down maybe 20 feet over to your left, but they go right down the cliff. and you look down the cliff and there are stairs carved into the cliff face so that this road stays absolutely straight. my take on this is that out in the desert, the ultimate commodity besides water is visibility. and if

bit more personal, you try to see if it is more of the human connection and try to get them off the ledgeetting. however, try to make a human connection can be rewarding. >> they take comfort in the ones that they're able to save. on the golden gate bridge, jeff bush, kron 4 news. >> this is a beautiful shot at sunset. from treasure island, looking over san francisco. the bay bridge, at&t park for tonight mainly clear skies with fog beginning to push into the bay. we will start of with mostly sunny skies, fog and the bay and will clear quickly. by 9:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m., the fog will be along the coast and the sunshine will be breezy. with 20 m.p.h.-30 m.p.h.. the fog tracker at midnight. showing that it is pushing into the bay and notice the south they were to the north bay. perhaps some patchy fog near livermore valley and will clear back. by most of the coastal areas by 10:00 a.m., the sea breezes will increase by tomorrow to noon. even strong surges of a fog by tomorrow evening. already fog showing up to livermore, tomorrow night. if that will be ahead of a weather system to will bring

ladies and gentlemen before we do the ledge of allegiance, i would like to take a moment to recognize the tragedy from last week. supervisor wiener will be offering an inmemory of the firefighters. if we could take a moment to recognize them. all of san francisco mourns their loss. supervisor chiu: thank you very much. if you could all join me in the pledge of allegiance? supervisor chiu: colleagues, you should have copies of the april 26th, 2011 board meeting mention. could i have a motion to approve? >> motioned by farrell, seconded by campos. minutes approved. >> supervisors we are in receipt after letter from the mayor dated june 1, 2011 indicating the mayor's notice to the board of supervisors of a transfer of function between departments in the executive branch. there are no other communications. >> and if you could please call the consent agenda. >> items 1 through 7 will be acted upon by a single roll call vote unless a member requests discussion of a matter. then it should be removed. >> colleagues, would anyone like to receiver any of these items? >> mr. clerk, call the roll

fans are streamming in to the concert by rock ledge end u2. the band is in a middle of a tour that crossed 550 millionn and expected to top 700,million before it wraps up. u2 was forced chancel with bono injured his back. sold out show gets underway and lenny kravitz is the opening act. see you tomorrow. >> game four coming up.

the cumulative effect of the fresh cut with the debris sitting on the ledge, luckily we have a chance there to protect us from rocks going on the street. >> this is one type of rock salt and we will look at a few others. what will we see? >> i think it would be appropriate. we have been talking about rock salt. there is instability that occurs at telegraph hill. this was more in the earth flow and debris flow kind of movement. this moves downhill as a result of the rations from the earthquake. that is where we are headed next. >> here we are on the next stop of our landslide for parent though this is the lagoon ouna a area. this is different from where we all were just add on telegraph hill. this is a whole different concept. tell us what we have to. we have the big hill behind us, what kind of formations do we have? >> this part of san francisco, we are out in the dune sands which makes up the hill to my right. a crusty old drainage that we are standing is bedrock, 160 million year-old sandstone. the project right in the hillside over there and then farther down along the path that g

responding to reports that a man was tried to jump off the bridge, someone saw him climb up on the ledge of the upper deck of the west in band. >> i think we have to shut down lanes, it will develop a traffic situation. we want to clear things up as quickly as possible, but we want to deal with the safety issues of our crews as well as a suspect. two lanes were shut down, it did not help that there was a baseball game as well. >> the man was taken into custody just before 5:00 p.m.. here's a picture of the bay bridge at this hour. a little slow but nothing like it was this afternoon. >> cool temperatures around the bay for today. and that we never made it out of the '50s and sanford says, load mid-60's bayside, we did make it up to the mid-70s and east bay like for antioch, napa, san rosa, 74 degrees. we'll watch the temperatures climb, things will get more warm. some really strong winds were between 45 mph of 55 mi. power in some places. still breezy tonight, over 20 and concord in fairfield. and now, for tomorrow, look for a lot of fog in the morning hours. this will take a while for t

spot somebody that might be suicidal and special training in how to literally talk somebody off the ledgecers oscar and andy have encountered many suicidal people. they say they are humbled. we reported successful efforts by the chp. >> it happened very recently. we encounter them quite frequently and try to get to them before they climb over the rail. >> it is unfortunate but that's what goes on around here a lot. >> the ones that do have some kind of issue they start seeing you and you get personal and try to break that shield they might have up. >> it can be upsetting but it also can be rewarding if we are able to talk somebody back over the rail. it is very rewarding. >> reporter: they say it is hard when they cannot talk a suicidal person over the edge but they comfort in the ones they can save. kron 4 news. >>> fog will be a little bit more extensive as we head into tomorrow morning. last nights were coming out of the north that really helps to suppress the winds. they will be strong tomorrow. by 4 p.m. we will see sunny conditions for most of the bay areas. temperatures a little co

this is trailing ledge -- legislation we are following up to an order nabs passed in april. in the process of having spirited discussions around what it means to revitalize mid market and the tenderloin, we worked a lot with constituents and residents that had concern about the tax exclusion. working with them we wrote this legislation to establish a citizen advisory committee for the mid market tenderloin tax exclusionary. this committee will have representation from the senior commue, neighborhood residents, affordable housing community, community based organizations, small business community and people who have experience in job creation. it will be an 11-member body, all appointed by the board of supervisors. we took into account feedback we got at rule committee meetings from supervisor farrell and elsbernd. this committee will help us to shape policies around this area that promote job growth without displacing residents. and also we will be working with the city administrators to craft community benefits agreements with those companies that move in and have a payroll

they were trying to climb out of the boat by ledge efforts rooting out i said head skyward and we found that access through the reef and that's when i landed these guys will be some help and i don't know i don't know i think i did i think i'm going to. however despite the heavy casualties for the disaster was averted a coordinated japanese counterattack might have overrun the exhaust arena but there was no communication from the japanese command the japanese have known charge on a ship a saki and decided to move is headquarters from this area to the south part of the island and when they were doing that they went outside of their bunker and a five and shell exploded right near them and killed them all and in doing that in losing their tactical commander on the first day of the battle the japanese did not amount to counter-attack in the night and wish attention they could have driven the marines right off of the island. i've had my moment of sun. let's go take a look at those eight inch. the legacy of the battle is still scattered across the sands of base you know to this day the island

the man who had been standing on the ledge for almost two hours was apparently taken into custody by chp at 4:40 this afternoon. police say the man climbed over a rail on the upper deck near the treasure island exit. the chp closed down the two westbound lanes and one eastbound lane while they tried to get him down. traffic is still moving slowly, but it's no longer at a complete standstill right now. >>> preparations are reported l under way for johannes mehserle. he killed oscar grant in 2009 on a b.a.r.t. platform, and that killing sparked protests in oakland. supporters of grant and his family announced they'll hold a protest tomorrow afternoon at the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station where grant was killed. at least 100 extra oakland police officers are expected on the streets starting tomorrow afternoon in preparation for the demonstrations. there's also protests planned outside the los angeles county jail for monday where mehserle is scheduled to be released. mehserle was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and sentenced to two years but is scheduled to be released after serving 12

bridge, snarling fratraffic for hour a spanish-speaking officer was able talk the man away from the ledge. >>> a dream come true for a 6-year-old when show had her chance to see justin bieber. she has been confined to her hospital bed for weeks now, fighting for her life. she has a brain tumor. bieber played a benefit concert at the mountain winery, raising money to benefit an afterschool program for students who need an academic boost. >>> tens of thousands packed stanford's football stadium for grad swuuation and to hear cald for the address. he sent a message about the need for international leadership. in an 18-minute speech, the mexican president talked about a need to create a global economy as well as do more to ppreserve environment. >>> a college prep school in berkeley co-founded by uc berkeley and aspire public schools, which is a charter school group, graduated its first class of seniors all 17 of them, and every single one of them was accepted to a four-year college. congratulations. many are the first in their family to go a university. the charter school, by the way, has mo

the man who had been standing on the ledge of the bridge for almost two hours was taken into custody by the chp about 20 minutes ago. police say the man climbed over a rail on the upper deck near the treasure island exit. the chp closed two westbound lanes and one eastbound lane of the bridge while they tried to get him down to safety. traffic, by the way, is still backed up at this time headed into san francisco. >>> the anthony weiner saga took another turn after the democrat announced he would like a leave of absence from congress. this comes hours after nancy pelosi and other democrats asked him to step down. he also said he will seek professional treatment but didn't elaborate. nbc bay area's monty francis is in san francisco with more on what democratic leaders from the bay area had to say. hello, monty. >> reporter: diane, good evening. jackie spears says that weiner should resign. this morning nancy pelosi of san francisco, she also urged weiner to step down. there are reports that behind the scenes pelosi is furious about the scandal in which he admitted to send lewd photos

it all stemmed from efforts to save a man who climbed out on to a ledge around 2:45 and then threatened. when negotiators managed to talk him down around 4:30, the traffic was backed up for hours. it is still very heavy at this hour and is just now beginning to let up. >>> in news of the world tonight. [ music ] >> in tokyo thousands demand an end to nuclear power on this, the three-month anniversary of the earthquake and tsunami. protestors want japan's nuclear plants shut down and stricter radiation tests conducted. 90,000 people remain homeless, most of whom evacuated the contamination zone near the damaged nuclear plant. >>> in germany the government says the e.coli break seems to be easing. it was trace today bean sprouts traced to this organic farm in hamburg. 14 people have died from the new drug resistant strain of the bacteria. 3,500 have been hospitalized including five in the u.s. >>> president obama turned the attention to the economy in his weekly address. he says when it comes to jobs, he knows with what the american people need. >> they are not asking for much. they are j

emergency manager who has absolute authority and control over the local government over the city and go ledge without any accountability for local you know voters oh i'm in any way this seems like this is disaster capitalism on steroids. you know use an opportunity to to privatized things to sell things off to do away with democracy is there what is the legal basis of your lawsuit is there other than the you know it seems that what you just described is a is a general perspective is there a specific law that they are by lady or are you calling on the court to say that this is a violation of the spirit of the constitution or the spirit of a small democracy. right that's a good question and because it's so untested in our country right we all assume we have a right to a local democratic form of government so where is it actually written. we have a brilliant. former michigan supreme court justice and sort of the oliver wendell holmes from the state been teaching hundreds who's written on it beautifully it's on thomas school who said there's an absolute right to instigate here a right of the peop

we could close the bribe voters or close to go because we broke the law goldman sachs' this little ledge we committed fraud public you could take from us so much is going to cost us we didn't feel like a minute anyway we get the money from taxpayers we put it up or so. i don't stop because once you've got value whatsoever what are. the party. i'm going to have a fifty euro note out of the stock people the shock people wrote i don't care it is called going to rip up i don't care. i'll take it why only issue three pull this out of my kidney so max. i guess this is what we're saying people are baffled why the economy is collapsing it's being taken by the too big to fail they've run off with the economy but they're too big to chase to bed to shoot it looks very much too big to fail there is they made a movie version of the book and they made. paulson was played by bill hurt bill hurt who i know he hangs on paris a lot and he told me personally he was ashamed to do this movie but nevertheless the new york times of course gives a glossy spin on this movie sorkin there is a little pimp right or

well they're effective in killing a small number of a ledge to. militants they are effective in their raging a large number of people now the attacks on yemen have a been going on for over a year they're going to accelerate the attacks on pakistan which have been going on for years and i know this having written for the pakistani press. about ninety or ninety three percent of the victims of these attacks were. innocent civilians because the targets of the attacks and those always hiding in civilian compounds and that's where they'd spend the night and eat and the u.s. calls them suspected militant targets or collateral damage nevertheless a lot of innocent people being killed and a lot of more and more people are angry about it so if it so good at hitting the wrong pay poll and also so good at making bad peo why is the us using them. it's it's a cheap way to fight doesn't endanger any american lives it's popular in capitol hill because it appears to be having success and the military has got to come up with something or cia saying you know we're w

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construction so comply with strict standards so that nowhere result and even though competition such as ice ledge parking and alpine skiing will be held far from the city center thanks to the games sochi will be more accessible for people with disabilities living a lasting legacy for locals and visitors alike russia's paralympic squad to overall standings at the vancouver two thousand and ten winter games with thirty eight medals twelve gold silver and sixteen bronze we spoke with russia's paralympic champion people as he was preparing for the three week training in sochi. russia will be hosting the pyramids it's good when the games are being held at home . and it's a great responsibility we just can't lose the first paralympic test events and open skiing and biathlon will be held as early as next year drawing unprecedented international attention to the small russian town so for most people here it's a chance to show their hospitality to the special guests creating a comfortable barrier free environment the first of its kind in russia and also a great opportunity to see the russian paralympic te

this report points at the ledge slay -- legislature and says you botched it. you can't make the reforms would you need to have. >> in addition to costs, years and decades long appeals drives expenses up. executions have been on hold since 2006 because of legal challenge to the use of lethal injection, opponents say this raises questions over whether california should continue to have the death penalty. >> it's a hiddis -- hideous waste of taxpayer money what. we can do and should do is eliminate the death penalty. >> until the people said that is a penalty we don't want anymore. we just can't do it here in california and have to keep it. >> the authors say voters were duped at the ballot box on where the cost is associated with death row, suggesting it's time to put the question back before californians, changing the den penalty will be a fight as voters are split on the issue. >> you know that old saying one person's trash is another person's treasure, coming up, hoi your throw aways could be the you'll you'll need for next trek out of town. >> nothing a man

going to go to the ledge that was a wrong and then i'll stay right here right. i'm out. here you know they're going to help i don't understand what's going on. you're under arrest for standing behind a police officer according to the rochester independent media center who released the video of the arresting officers mario massacre of the rochester police department. please tell me someone can dig up his home address and tell him what to do in his front yard. remember never be afraid to practice your constitutionally affirmed rights of free press the police do not have the legal authority to arrest you that is not a promise from me that they won't but they counsel legally and hopefully the consequences will be worse for the individual officers in the long run. what kind of free society can we truly claim to have when our public officials feel that they are allowed to just protect themselves from the light of public observation saudis are always those done in darkness so let's paraphrase the neo cons favorite phrase and defense of the patriot act if the police have nothing

officials say a man climbed out onto a ledge and threatened to jump.d to talk him down around 4:30, but traffic didn't let up until after 6:00 p.m. >>> part of san francisco's great highway shut down this morning. the stretch is closed to traffic. crews are working to clean up sand that has been blown onto the pavement from nearby beaches and dunes. >>> service has been suspended at a michigan tour bus company, after passengers were found in a luggage compartment on a recent trip to ohio. an open rater found six people in the luggage department on may 27. police say they told the officers, they were there, because there was nor room on the bus for more passengers. >>> the archbishop says it is a reminder of the service the pope made to christ. john paul remains deeply loved in his homeland. >>> it's a donation a goodwill store in michigan doesn't want. a box marked grandma's urn. after making the unusual discovery, goodwill held onto the urn in hopes it was donated by accident. no one has come to reclaim it. the urn has been turned over to the state po

officials say a 40-year-old man caused this backup along the bay bridge today after he climbed out on to a ledge at around 2:35 and threatened to jump. crews managed to talk him down around 4:30, but traffic didn't let up until after 6:00. >> more pressure tonight for new york congressman anthony weiner. even members of his own party are calling him to resign after an online scandal involving several women. still weiner says he will not step down. caroline has more. >> reporter: the democratic leadership decided if congressman anthony weiner didn't resign by saturday morning that they will try to push him out. weiner will not budge. he will request a short leave of absence from the house of representatives while he can "get evaluated and map out a course of treatment to make himself well." he admitted to sending explicit e-mails and graphic photos to half a dozen women over the passed three years. leaders waited all week for weiner to step down. but on saturday a senior member of the democratic committee tells fox "the dye is cast. he needs to move on." they have asked for an ethics investigatio

someone saw the man, climbing up on the ledge, and the police were forced to close down lanes and try to get the man to safety. >> any time we have to close down lanes, it will develop a tragic--traffic situation. we have to deal with the safety of the personnel involved as with the subject. two lanes were shut down the debt i helped the there was a baseball game that added additional traffic. >> that man was taken into police custody. the taking a look at the bay would toll plaza, but traffic is moving along smoothly. now i followed, search dogs and forensics investigators had no luck searching for missing student michelle le. they were searching a rule area-rural area but no body was found. she has been missing since may 27th from the medical center in hayward. she told the classmates that she was headed to reno after her rotation at the hospital. she left her in her break and never return. investigators said they have discovered compelling evidence that points to murder. stay with us for continuing coverage of a missing nursing student michelle le. new details tonight, a possible f

spotting someone that may be suicidal and then they had training in how to literally talk someone off a ledgeese two officers haven't encountered many suicidal people are on the bridge over the years. their humble and have seen people in a fragile state of mind in any help, people like this man who tried to jump earlier this week. we were there and reported the successful efforts by the chp and the bridges staff. >> you come out here and there may need that-maybe somebody that needs someone to talk to. >> we try to give to them before they climb over the real or before they're able to take their lives. >> it is unfortunate that is what goes on around here. >> those that have issues, they began to become a distant and then you get a little more personal and try to talk and then break the shield that they might have up. >> it can be upsetting but also rewarding if we are able to talk someone over over the rail, it is very rewarding. >> they both say it is hard when they cannot talk is suicidal person over the edge, but they take comfort in the one that they can save. >> not a lot of change thro

the rocky ledge on which they gathered represents the beginnings of representative government in theso iceland has reasons to cherish its history, and yet it was willing to revise it. by contrast, any talk of revising or revisiting the american constitution is, of course, seen as heresy. the united states constitution was, as you know, drafted in a cramped room in philadelphia in 1787 with shades drawn over the windows. it was signed by 39 people. america at the time consisted of 13 states. congress had 26 senators and 65 representatives. the entire population was about 1% of today's number, about 4 million people. america was an agricultural society with no industry, not even cotton gins. the flush toilet had just been invented. these were the circumstances under which this document was written. let me be very clear here. the u.s. constitution is an extraordinary work, one of the greatest expressions of liberty and law in human history. one amazing testament to it is the mere fact it has survived as the law of the land for 222 years. but our constitution has been revised 27 times. s

. >> if we don't make a change at the top, we're going over the ledge. >> the way we defeat the liberals and the stupid people is to outwork and outvote them. that's how we defeat them. >> we have a lot more on decision 2012 later in the program. there was a lot that happened this weekend. >>> medding overseas, where we may be on the verge -- michelle kaczynski is live outside the organic farm where contaminated sprouts may have been the cause of this outbreak, michelle? >> reporter: we learned in just yesterday. it's been like e. coli csi and urged, because it's believed the source could still be on the market. germany announced yesterday numerous new cases, and a third of those cases developed this syndrome in which the toxin is attacking their kidneys. we saw 21-year-olds on dialysis. why are so many of the victims young, healthy, highly educated. if this place is the source, as some health officials feel strongly it is, it's an organic sprout farm that's served to nice strahan all over northern germany, at some of which some people ate. officials were able to trace the shipments. the

this was an aftershock of 5.2 arid this was the house over the ledge. one aftershock which was hit after lunch time. you are looking at the damage and no reported additional injuries. oil her with no additional injuries in christchurch. >> the government and libya are reports which all thinking. they are now recognizing that the rebel group and. this came three days after they hosted a meeting to aid the rebels. >> kron 4 now has a new prime-time forecast where a great time for you and your family to watch the news cast. it is now on at 8:00 p.m.. i chuckle at tussore is happily bart police officer served his glasnost as early as and release from prison have a period where he had planted a guilty and was found guilty of involuntary monde slaughter when paired perry and the family of michele making only the missing nursing still in it are still believing that she is alive. >> our report out of southern california out bloodstain jersey was left at a loss angeles dry cleaner and it may be connected to this tokays. >> what you make of the report? >> first o

. >> another angle shows the wave wiping people off the ledge. tyler surveys the beach. >> thank you, boy! thank you! that's my dog! >> are you sure? >> that's my dog. >> people were standing up covered in water and sand and a few cuts and bruises and stuff like that. it didn't seem like anybody had gotten badly hurt. >> yeah, pretty good shape. >> but it isn't over yet. that wave is a warning to many spectators and some, like tyler, decide to move back a little farther. >> i wasn't too interested in getting swept out to the other side along with all those people so i figured get the best shots of what was going on down at the beach, i'd just go up the bluffs a little ways and start shooting down there. >> tyler hauls his equipment up a small cliff. down on the beach, betsy and dan decide they've seen enough. >> we were leaving because it was getting uncomfortable. we were all moving more and more towards the cliff. >> but it's too late. from the cliff, tyler sees an enormous wave barreling toward the hundreds of media and spectators, including d

so those people are thinking about walking into the ledge of their window and jumping out. we don't need that right now. the truth is, people are in a state of real fear right now. if you look at the statistics on the economy that have come out in the last month, they've almost all been negative. but sometimes the things are bleakest before the dawn. and i think that's the case right now. but you're right, the big problem is because people are in such a state of fear, they're not spending, businesses aren't investing and that's actually -- so it's becoming a self-fulfilling prophecy. people -- the economy shrinks as people become more afraid. >> and we have all sorts of examples of people who otherwise would know sounding afraid. federal reserve chairman ben bernanke expressed optimism that the recovery will gain some momentum in the next six months. >> growth seems likely to pick up somewhat in the second half of the year. overall, the economic recovery appears to be continuing at a moderate pace, albeit at a rate that is both uneven at across sectors and frustratingly slo

>> jimmy: and she pushed you over the ledge. >> she did. >> jimmy: does she have that at?p one on like, her toe. a chardonnay haze when she was 17. she actually removing it now. that's what was s scking to me. like, she's got such, i mean, like, i guess i i ke the power. thank god i don't have a wife that's got awful taste and pushing me to do horriblbl things, wear real edgy pink pants. does molly have that power over you? >> jimmy: my girlfriend? no, no one makes me do anything. >> really? >> jimmy: yeah, i'm impossible, yeah. don't cheer, it not a good thing. >> i'm weak. i'm weak. but it was great, though. it didn't hurt that much. >> jimmy: it didn't? >> no. and now i want, like, 100. >> jimmy: do you really? that's the problem. guys will get them like dicky and cleto, they've got them all over their bodies. there's no room left on their bodies. >> i want to put my dog's face on my shoulder. [ laughter ] i was looking through a book of this guy's work before and i'm like, this guy does great dog faces. you know? so -- >> jimmy: isn't that weird? for your dog, you are

okay, you've got that -- that's what we need, the pole because the ledge is there in the way been guillermo doing? >> i'm trying to help her. >> jimmy: yeah, looks like it. she's going to wind up pregnant. be very careful. all right. so now your husband is down below with cousin sal. cousin sal's got an imbrel umbrella on his head. >> mr. clean's about to get very dirty here. >> jimmy: all right, here we go. let's do this. are you ready? >> ready. >> jimmy: do it. here we go. oh! that's pretty good. all right. now, andrew, you get -- you go up on the roof, switch spots and you can try to dump one on her head, all right? >> will do. >> jimmy: all right. [ applause ] hey, speaking of doomed relationships, new episodes of "the bachelorette" here tonight on abc. ashley and her 11 remaining bachelors traveled to thailand. the producers have been promising a big surprise. usually a big surprise in thailand involves finding a penis where there wasn't supposed to be one. the suppressis up surprise i wo the return of bentley. he pretended to be interested but the whole time said terrible things behi

here in the united states tonight, there are morale ledged instances of what authorities call home grown terrorism. two men have been picked up in seattle after buying machine guns they intended to use in an attack on a military processing center. cnn's homeland security correspondent jeanne meserve is here with the latest. >> this is one of a series of stories we've heard on attacks at military centers. one man from seattle, a former prison inmate and another man of los angeles. apparently when they tried to recruit a third individual to this alleged plot, he went to the authorities. and at that point law enforcement was able to monitor the plot as it developed. here is a bit of sound from a press conference with authorities a short time ago. >> the men were captured on audio and videotape discussing the attack. law enforcement monitored the suspect's actions, including a weapons transaction where they acquired automatic weapons. unknown to the suspects, the weapons they acquired had been rendered inoperable by law enforcement ahead of time and they posed no risk to the public. >> court